This is a fair question but its been asked before and it always ends up being more like a competition by the end of the thread.
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This is a fair question but its been asked before and it always ends up being more like a competition by the end of the thread.
I am 60%male and 40% female ....and I am sticking to those numbers:)
I don't really know how to answer, i am 100% male. But I love dressing and primping to feel the difference when all dressed up in those exquisite feeling pantyhose, girdle, bright party dresses, etc. I don't think i really want to be a woman, but i enjoy the feeling and i should say LOOK of a woman with my face. Heck i can't give a good answer to this one. I would just love to be locked in a "Von Mars" department store overnight with no one else there.
Hi Becky, Thought provoking question. I shift around so much... On a day to day 70/30 male to female, during a pink haze that shifts to 20/80. Brenda
I have read all the comments on this thread and "Shely's" post almost sounded 100% like how I feel, but that said when I'm working out in my shop wearing my leather work skirt, panties, garter belt and stockings and heels there has to be some small part of me that is female, but how much I have no idea
Hi I am certainly feminine. But I am not a female nor am I a woman. I don't believe that I will ever feel much different than I do now. I love the feeling though. I don't know how women feel. I don't have any sexual feelings so the best I can say is that I feel feminine. I want to look like a girl that wants to look like a boy, and is trying to attract girls. I'm trying to attract girls who like girls or guys.
Hmmm.
It varies. Usually I dont think about it too much. And then sometimes it kills me not to be in high heels and being really bad...
Work mode: 100% male. Dull and boring. But does a job.
In a Pub: 95% male and noone would ever know. When Im "checking out some gal" I might be checking her out. Usually Im watching the way she moves and how her apparel runs along her curves - and how well that works. I wish I didnt do that tho - I dont like to get caught looking as I am conscious it could make some random and totally innocent girl uncomfortable.
When dressed: Well Im maxed at that point. I would run the 100 meters faster than an Olympic athlete if the prize were a no questions asked transformation.
Im a bit of a mess. And I doubt my self imposed regression is good for me. But Iv grown used to it over the years.
100% male. I've had the urge to dress in women's clothes virtually my whole life, but even when dressed I'm still a guy.
I can't give an exact ratio percentage. All I know is that I feel more of a woman than a man.
I am still 100% male. I have always been just me, normal. Other's may disagree...
is there an online version or questionnaire for this test? google can't give me a test with the exact name though there are many that are similar.
I'm a guy in a dress. I don't do anything differently or act different when wearing a dress but... It IS my bubble of tranquility. I'm calmer and more at ease in a dress than pants. To illistrate "guy in dress"; yesterday I was wearing a new to me light sundress after working outside on the house with my wife for several hours (in my kilt). She decided to make a change and came in to ask where a tool was. I put pants and sweatshirt on over the dress and went out to help her. So, "under dressed" or covered up I grabbed the Sawsall, helped with the project and then went back inside. Off with the outter wear and back to the sundress and what I was doing. Same guy, same stuff, different outfit.
I can't put a figure on it. All I know was that I was born and raised male and I don't feel I belong in this body, but "trapped in the wrong body", as much as it's a cornerstone of the transgender narrative, doesn't describe me either.
70% female, 30% male.
80:20. It's right down there in my signature :)
70% female and 30% male if it wasn't for a very deep voice I would go higher on the female.
65% female; 35% male. But I'm a Pisces and that explains a lot!
me it depends on the day most days because I live alone I'm dressed fem but I am still a man I cant change that so I will say 50 50
When dressed, I feel 100% feminine. Yup, just why I do it.
Do not dress full time, so I guess 80% male, 20% female.
I am about 85% male and 15% female. All of my hobbies and attitudes towards life are in the masculine category. I do love dressing up but I feel I cannot relate to what real women are and how they feel about life.
Most of the time it's probably close to 80/20 (male/female.) When I'm clothes shopping, it goes to 50/50. And when I'm fully enveloped, with everything (makeup, clothes, hair,) looking just right, I'm probably 90% female (until I have to go to the bathroom, then it's like, "where the hell did that penis come from?")
Interesting question. I'm sitting here fully dressed and loving it. Its rare to have uninterrupted Fiona time. I would say 75% female, 25% male right now. Maybe 60/40 when in drab.
I'll bite. Since it is on my mind every waking hour I'll say 70% female. I guess you can figure out the rest.
So very interesting and as expected varied responses. Like many of you my ratios change, but its not connected to when i am dressed or not. The last few months i have been feeling a lot more on the F scale.... When it drops back to maybe 50/50 i am less inclined to want to dress, but I have been pretty much 80+ F for quite a while.
Personaly I dont have stable rate or something like that. So far I can say I am more on my girly side. If you want numbers then 60/40 as F/M but some days I feel it swings more to girl but otherday its more to boy side. And I am very confused of myself and I feel like that girl side is that true and right side of me.
Been 50/50 most of my life.
Recently been feeling wild swings toward the female side and I have no idea what to do about it.
Interestingly I like to dress no matter where the needle is. #cd4ever
Of course the needle on the scale varies with our usual responsibilities and exposure in public ( friends, workmates, etc). Deep down, I have gradually realized that on the average I am 70% female and 30%. Never a day passes that my female person is quite frequently holding my thoughts captive. When I get to be Sarah for any extended time the needle goes up on the female side and when I am teaching or going about my male hobbies and chores the needle can plunge.
My wife knows about Sarah and around her, I can show some of my deeper feelings of caring, empathy and emotion (I tear up easily ).
Mostly female although I spend probably 95% of my time in masculine pursuits.
I feel 100% female. Probably a higher % than that because my presentation is stereotypically femme as well, and that presentation is important to my identity. Although my history is different, I don't feel differently than other women I know.
I'm a woman, through and through.
I'm 110% female, I win.... what do I win?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tracii G
I really don't know how to answer this, and it's a good question . Maybe 55 masc / 45 fem and looking to turn that around. As I told you as I try to answer this question I get more and more confused.
90% of the time, I'm 100% male. I enjoy all aspects of being a man. The other 10% of the time, 100% female
When im dressed i feel like a girl when im not dressed i am pretty much a guy
I guess currently about 70% masculine / 30% feminine, but the feminine feeling has been increasing lately....
I would say 80 male and 20 female
About 70 male, 30 female normally
Im at 75 female 25 male
Maybe 70/30 female to male....as I get older the female side seems to become stronger.
100% male and wouldn't change that. I just like wearing women's clothes on occasion because they are fun and sexy. During times of stress it is somewhat of an escape from reality.
Christine
In my case, it doesn't seem to be a well framed question. Like many of the others here, I can't give you some single, static figure, primarily because over the years, the very concept of gender has become fuzzy to me.
I had an enlightening discussion with a transgender woman leading to an epiphany: gender was so crucial a part of her identity that she was willing to go through anything to affirm it. Gender was of so little importance to my identity that I could easily abandon it at will.
Liz
I don't think of myself as a certain percentage of male vs. female. I'm who I am. I can't honestly say what it feels like to be a woman because I was born a male and will never know what it feels like to be a woman. I once read an article by a CD'er who said that by putting on female clothing we don't know what it feels like to be a woman any more than someone who puts on a cat suit knows what it feels like to be a cat !
Diane, its not about clothes, it is about how we feel. I said I feel more female than male, when I dress as Becky it does not change that ratio.
Interestingly and not completely untypical (for me) the last few weeks have been very up and down.. if you had asked me last weekend I would have said i was M:F 70:30 this weekend I would say its flipped to 20:80. For the last year or so I have been mostly F but she suddenly drops off for a few days - confusing
90% female and 10% border collie.
Actually- 100% female and my alters are also 100% female.
Like you about 20/80...
I have to work as a male but most of the time I present as female.
I won't say I feel like a woman just presenting as one is for me.
Interesting question. I'm intrigued by how female many of you feel. Personally I view myself as 100% male. This may be because I'm a logical person and a biologist so I view it anatomically mainly. I have always had a few more socially female behavioral traits than the average male, so in terms of behavior I view myself as 75% male and 25% female. I don't really feel any more female when I cross-dress, just that I get to look more female and therefore feel more natural going with the female behaviors and exploring them than I do when dressed as a male.
Jemma, I too like to think of myself as a logical person, but many years ago I accepted that there is little or no logic in the Tworld that we inhabit. I long ago accepted my feelings and revel in them actually even though they defy logic.
I hide in plain sight...guy clothes are my disguise...
I'd have to say 100% male. I love to dress up and feel the nice fabric and feel of several layers of women's clothing ,the slippery nylon of lingerie, the hug of stockings or pantyhose, a slip and a dress or skirt. But it makes me no less of a male, just a male in women's clothing.